A team of the African Energy Chamber led by Executive Chairman Nj Ayuk met with the Secretary General of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) H.E. Mohammed Sanusi Barkindo today in Abu Dhabi. Both parties discussed the sharing of best industry practices and technical cooperation with new and upcoming African oil producers.
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A team of the African Energy Chamber led by Executive Chairman Nj Ayuk met with the Secretary General of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) H.E. Mohammed Sanusi Barkindo today in Abu Dhabi. Both parties discussed the sharing of best industry practices and technical cooperation with new and upcoming African oil producers.
Ministers and industry executives from across Africa’s energy industry joined Centurion Law Group CEO and Executive Chairman of the African Energy Chamber, NJ Ayuk in Cape Town today for the official launch of his second book, “Billions at Play: The Future of African Energy and Doing Deals.”
Natural resources are a pedestal for building nations, economies and wealth
Through building a strong network driven by common interests, the African Energy Chamber is determined to improve the landscape of the African energy sector, and explore the continent’s full potential in a way where our people benefit first.
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The African Energy Chamber (AEC) is the voice of Africa’s energy sector
The leading chamber of successful networks, transactions and partnerships at the helm of Africa’s growing energy industries. The AEC actively promotes the interests of the African continent, its companies and its people.
Partners of the African Energy Chamber have the power to shape Africa’s energy future by promoting growth, fostering collaboration, shaping policy, and providing leadership and guidance in the fast-growing energy sector.
Together, we can shape Africa’s energy future
Indigenous Companies
The AEC promotes and strives to create opportunities for African indigenous companies in the petroleum and power industries. This includes personnel training, job creation, community partnerships, and relationship building.
Governments and Public Sector
Change must be led by active and engaged government departments. The AEC works closely with energy ministries and policy makers to help deliver sustainable, beneficial and profitable energy sector growth.
International Companies
Put the AEC network to work for your company. We collaborate with companies that are looking to enter or expand in Africa, providing inside-track information and contacts to ensure success. Talk to us about partnerships to drive business forward.